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Wounded Knee Redux?

by David Hathaway | Nov 16, 2016 | Blog

The leadership of the Tohono O’odham peoples is opposed to Donald Trump’s border wall. The tribe’s historic homelands lie in the U.S. and Mexico and include 75 miles of U.S. – Mexico border. Their U.S. land holdings consist of 2.8 million acres in Arizona. Tribal...

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